Step 1 - Remove the Center Radio Fascia.
remove the ashtray and remove the 2 screws that hold the bottom of the "center radio fascia" in.
pull the bottom of the "center radio facia" out to reveal the upper retaining clips that hold the top in. remove the clips and the fascia.
on some models you'll also need to unplug the cigarette lighter as well.
Step 2 Disconnect the Battery ground cable
Step 3 Remove the Instrument Surround Facia.
There are 3 screws above the instruments and two along the bottom of the fascia. one on either side of the steering column.
Partially remove the fascia, so you can unplug the switches that are built into the fascia. boot release, fuel door release, rear demister, etc.
Once all the switches built into the fascia have been unplugged you can fully remove the fascia.
The BCM is about the same size as a book and is located in front of your left knee when sitting in the driving position. it can be several different colors, including blue or yellow
Step 4
loosen the BCM mounting screws and
Unplug the wiring loom plugs from the module, depending on your model and features there may be 2 or 3 plugs.
loosen the BCM mounting screws and remove the BCM
Done
There 3 basic unit types
Standard basic unit = 2 plugs
Mid series unit - includes power windows = 3 plugs
High series unit - includes power antenna = 3 plugs
If you are replacing the BCM, take note of the code printed on the unit and be sure to get a replacement unit with a matching code.
Behind the panel in front of your left knee while you're sitting in the drivers seat.
Ford EF Falcon was created in 1994.
how to remove inhibitor switch on ef falcon
no
The BCM for an XG Falcon is located under the dash. It is mounted just to the left of the hand brake, and should be easy to change.
Use your hax to do it
NO they changed after EF AU an BA are they same
don't
Where you least expect it.
yes
Ford manufactured roughly 200,000 EF Falcons in Australia between 1994 to 1996. This six cylinder sedan was replaced after only two years by the EL Falcon.
Go to any local library and borrow the EF service manual, that's what I do.